Friday, October 2, 2026 | 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Saturday, October 3, 2026 | 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Sunday, October 4, 2026 | 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM 

You can buy your tickets in advance here TICKETS

You can also buy your ticket at the box office on-site.

Yes, with the day ticket you receive a wristband and can enter and leave the event as often as you like on the day of redemption until the end of the event day.

No, tickets cannot be returned. However, they are transferable and can be given to another person.

The CULTIVA Hanfexpo is for ages 18 and up. Children may only enter the fairgrounds when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Dogs are allowed on the fairgrounds if they are wearing a muzzle and on a leash.

Smoking is prohibited inside the hall. Smoking is permitted in the outdoor area.

You should expect a police presence around the fairgrounds. We therefore ask that you arrive by public transportation or by taxi.

It is possible to pay by card at the ticket office and in the food service areas. However, since some of our exhibitors are traveling from neighboring countries, we cannot guarantee this payment option at every booth. Please note: The nearest ATM is about one kilometer away.

Food trucks, as well as a café and bars, provide food and drinks on the fairgrounds.

The MARX HALLE is very easily accessible via the following public transportation options:  

Subway 

Line U3, “Schlachthausgasse”
station -> 10-minute walk 

Tram 

Line 71, “St. Marx” stop
 -> 15-minute walk 

Line 18, “Viehmarktgasse” stop
-> 10-minute walk 

Bus 

Line 74A, “Viehmarktgasse” stop
-> 10-minute walk 

80A, “Maria-Jacobi-Gasse” stop
-> 3-minute walk 

Small backpacks and bags do not need to be checked. However, bag checks are conducted before entry to ensure that no glass bottles or weapons are brought in.

Yes, plastic water bottles are allowed. Please no glass bottles!

The trade fair congress takes place concurrently with the Cultiva Hanfexpo and, thanks to a diverse lineup of speakers and presenters, offers additional information and specialized expert knowledge in the fields of science & medicine, law & politics, as well as business & culture. National and international experts will report on current studies and trends. 

In the HANFWELT area, visitors can learn everything about the hemp plant. Here, the history, cultivation, processing, and uses of hemp are brought to life through new presentation techniques, making them tangible and experiential for everyone. A wayfinding system guides visitors through six interactive stations in HANFWELT.

Yes, there is on-site parking. However, we recommend traveling by public transportation or taxi, as police checkpoints are expected.